All Property Week articles in 1 June 2018 – Page 4
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Professional
Proptech – staying ahead of the curve
It is a dynamic time to be in real estate right now, with proptech starting to have an important impact on both the residential and commercial property sectors.
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News
IO Asset Management buys £27.3m of industrial for Tesco Pension Fund
IO Asset Management has acquired six multi-let industrial estates on behalf of the Tesco Pension Fund (TPF) for a total of £27.3m.
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Online
Thor and Meyer Bergman complete on £300m Burlington Arcade sale to Reuben brothers
Property tycoons Simon and David Reuben have completed on the £300m acquisition London’s global luxury retail destination Burlington Arcade from Thor Equities and Meyer Bergman.
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Savills moves into Middle East with Cluttons acquisition
Cluttons has completed the sale of its Middle East business based in Dubai to Savills, allowing the latter firm to establish a new platform in the region.
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News
M&G and West Yorkshire Pension Fund buy £94m Birmingham retail park
M G Real Estate and the West Yorkshire Pension Fund have acquired the Selly Oak Retail Park development in Birmingham, which has a GDV of £94m.
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Barings lends £83m on Hao Tian’s Corn Exchange deal
Barings Real Estate has provided a £83m loan to support the freehold acquisition of the Corn Exchange in the City of London by Hao Tian Asia Investment Company.
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Online
Pluto provides largest ever loan
BYM Capital has secured a £59.8m loan from Pluto Finance to fund one of London’s largest ever permitted development schemes.
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Online
VT RM launches ‘defensive’ asset fund
VT RM Alternative Income Fund (RMAI), an actively managed open-ended fund investing in defensive, income producing alternative assets has launched today, managed by RM Funds, the specialist alternative investment manager.
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Online
Lending to property SMEs falls 9%
Bank lending to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the UK property sector has fallen 9% in the last year from £13.9bn to £12.7bn, figures from the Bank of England have shown.
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Online
Mothercare shares rise 3.57% as CVA Is approved
Mothercare shares rose 3.57% on Friday to 31.90p as creditors approved the retailer’s company voluntary arrangement (CVA) plan which will see up to 50 stores close.
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Online
JLL's Miklosko makes Colliers move to bolster valuations team
Colliers International has appointed JLL alternatives director Martin Miklosko to bolster its valuations team in London.
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Online
Laxfield Capital provides £40m for Glasgow student accommodation refinancing
Laxfield Capital has provided £40m to refinance student accommodation development True Glasgow.
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Professional
Is traditional retail in free fall?
For investors, the choice is between traditional retail and the burgeoning logistics sector, according to David Mitchell of Property 2018 organisers Shepherd+Wedderburn
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Online
Country home with PDR potential on offer with SDL Auctions
A historic stately home in England’s smallest county has come on to the market in what auction house SDL Auctions Graham Penny has called a “major development and investment opportunity”.
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Mothercare creditors approve CVA plan
Creditors have approved Mothercare’s plans to close up to 50 stores as part of its company voluntary arrangement (CVA) proposal.
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News
Spin class: be kind on the way up
You’d be a bit peed off if you’d just left Pret A Manger, I thought, as news came through of the £1,000-each windfall for staff.
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News
Separated at birth: Tom Cruise and Tim Cooney
Metropolis thought it would be Mission: Impossible to find someone who looked like Hollywood heart-throb Tom Cruise. However, we reckon Tim Cooney, a recently appointed associate director at Colliers International, is the spitting image.
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Online
Assura appoints SSP Group CFO to non-exec role
Primary healthcare investor Assura has appointed SSP Group chief financial officer Jonathan Davies to the board as non-executive director.
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US developer Hines gets green light for €1bn Dublin regen
Developer Hines has received planning permission to start construction on a new €1bn town centre in Cherrywood, a long standing undeveloped site in south Dublin.